In this monthly post, it’s my pleasure to introduce you to one of the many apps that we at Schulte and Schulte endorse and recommend to our customers. As a firm of construction accounting specialists, we love to help companies in the construction industry with their books and finances, part of that help is finding different apps or software that can help our clients out.  During this monthly feature, we take a look at several apps that we love at Schulte and Schulte, LLC, and

Fitting together the pieces of organized office processes When you think of office processes, what comes to mind? Do you jump immediately to thoughts of your desk, your computer? Are you concerned with “how things get done?” Do you think of your vehicles? Well, good physical office processes have to do with all of the above and a little bit more. What is meant by “office processes”? An easy way to understand office processes is to think of a simple mathematical equation. Spac

When you or your workers waste time looking for material, tools, or equipment, dollars are flying out the door If you’re organized, even a small shop can be a comfortable size. If you’re not, well, then a shop of any size will get crowded. Have you been in your shop and heard, or said things like this? Has anybody seen the box of washers? Do you know where the shop-vac is? What happened to the long, flat-head screw driver? I was just using it. If you have, stay tuned, I’ve go

My dad was a master carpenter who moved up the ranks, retiring as a construction superintendent with many awesome builds under his belt. My mom was counted among the last of the American generations of women who stayed at home taking care of the home front. (The photo accompanying this article is my Mom and Dad’s wedding picture.) The difference in how they saw the job of “being organized” was immense. Mom was a perpetual and ardent “stacker.” Her piles of magazines, bills, l